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Biden EPA limits toxic forever chemicals in drinking water for the first time

New regulations announced Wednesday will require every U.S. water utility to begin routinely testing for several of the chemicals.

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Biden EPA limits toxic forever chemicals in drinking water for the first time

New regulations announced Wednesday will require every U.S. water utility to begin routinely testing for several of the chemicals.

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Biden EPA limits toxic forever chemicals in drinking water for the first time

New regulations announced Wednesday will require every U.S. water utility to begin routinely testing for several of the chemicals.

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EPA limits forever chemicals in drinking water for 1st time

EPA limits forever chemicals in drinking water for 1st time
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New federal rule may cost SC utilities millions of dollars, but the water will be cleaner

Forever chemicals are toxic compounds tied to an array of health effects, including cancer. Now, the federal government is trying to rid them from drinking water.

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